Liability to Taxation definition
Examples of Liability to Taxation in a sentence
In the event of any payment pursuant to this Schedule being liable to Taxation in the hands of the Purchaser the amount of any such Liability to Taxation shall be deemed to be increased so as to ensure that the amount received by the Purchaser shall after Taxation be equal to that which would have been received had the payment not been subject to Taxation.
In the event of any settlement pursuant to this Schedule (and the Eleventh Schedule) being liable to Taxation in the hands of the Purchaser the amount of any such Liability to Taxation shall be deemed to be increased so as to ensure that the settlement received by the Purchaser shall after Taxation be equal to that which would have been received had the settlement not been subject to Taxation.
The amount which the Buyer is liable to pay hereunder shall not in any case exceed the amount paid by the Principal Shareholders under this schedule in respect of the Liability to Taxation which has given rise to the Relief in question.
No Share Sellers will be liable under paragraph 2 in respect of a Liability to Taxation or other liability of any Group Member, or in respect of a breach of the Tax Warranties, unless within 6 years after the end of the accounting period in which Completion takes place the Buyer has given written notice containing full details to that Share Seller of any Tax Claim whatsoever relating to such Liability to Taxation or other liability.
The notice of the Claim will, in reasonable detail, explain the Claim and the Liability to Taxation to which the Claim relates, give an estimate of the amount thereof and show how the estimate was calculated.